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Military Comics #42 (1945)

Quality Comics · 1945 · 60 pages

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Contains 7 stories
A Jap Mata Hari
15 pp · adventure; war
Golda (first appearancevillaindeath)

When American Intelligence uncovers a mysterious blonde woman among survivors from a Japanese-held island, Blackhawk steps in to learn her secrets—and she claims to know the location of a vital enemy weapons base. But as Blackhawk and the mysterious Golda scout the target together, a carefully laid trap begins to close around them, and nothing is quite as it seems. A wartime tale of deception and danger that proves even the sharpest operative can be outmaneuvered by someone willing to sacrifice everything for their cause.

Arizona, Saga of the Wide Open Spaces
8 pp · humor
Choo Choo La Moe

When Choo Choo La Moe spots a traveling production of "Arizona" heading out on the road, he convinces a young aspiring actress to join what he claims is a legitimate theatrical show—only to discover it's actually Arizona Jones' Medicine Show, a traveling pitch for patent tonics. Now stuck far from the city with a dubious carnival act, Choo Choo and his companion Cherry attempt an increasingly chaotic performance to impress what they believe is the real show's producer, setting off a cascade of mishaps in the wide open spaces.

Herman's Haunted Mill
4 pp · humor; aviation; war
The Death Patrol [Del Van DyneBorisGrampsHankKing HotintotJackieYogi]Herman

In "Herman's Haunted Mill," the Death Patrol—now rebranded as International Super-Assistants—swap their wartime missions for a spooky new case: uncovering the truth behind a supposedly haunted mill. With their usual mix of bravado and bumbling, they dive into the mystery, proving even peace-time can be full of surprises.

Untitled story
1 pp · humor
The Princess of Somnoria
9 pp · humor; military
Thanks for the Jacket
8 pp · humor; teen

When a teen borrows his father's new jacket without asking, he sets off a chain of mishaps that somehow lands his dad a major business order for spark plugs—though the path to that deal involves a bit of trickery and a lesson about borrowing clothes without permission. This 1945 humor story from Military Comics #42 finds comedy in the chaos of good intentions gone sideways, proving that even the worst days can turn profitable in the end.

Fujara
9 pp · war
Fujara (first appearancevillain)

Perry Tobias and his PT boat crew discover fellow sailors slain by the mad Japanese ex-minister of war, Fujara, who has taken the rest of the crew captive on a fortified island in the South Pacific. Defying orders to wait for reconnaissance, Perry leads a daring assault on Fujara's stronghold, battling through cannon fire, flaming gasoline traps, and fierce Japanese resistance to free the prisoners and breach the fortress. Though they seize the fort and rescue the captured sailors, the cunning Fujara slips away—but Perry vows this won't be their last encounter.

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